OxyPark is a microforest initiative of the Dawoodi Bohra community, led by Burhani Foundation and Project Rise. Its first site is a one-acre Miyawaki forest in Nagpur with more than 5,000 native trees. Mission Sustainability designed and developed the tree adoption platform so visitors can explore the forest, adopt a tree for themselves, or gift one to mark an occasion or honour someone.
Visual Designing
The homepage opens with a photograph of the Nagpur plantation, giving visitors a view of the place their contribution supports. The design pairs field photography with a palette of leaf green, lime tint, action green, and deep forest green.
White space and card layouts give project details, gifting occasions, and form fields room to breathe, while green buttons guide visitors toward adoption. A photo gallery shows the site over time, and a layered forest illustration helps explain how Miyawaki planting works.
Typography
Open Sans gives the interface a consistent voice from the homepage to checkout. Bold headlines establish the hierarchy, Regular supports longer reading, and SemiBold gives form labels and payment actions more emphasis.
In the desktop Figma screens, the hero headline uses 60 px Bold, section headings use 36 px Bold, and donor labels use 14 px SemiBold.
Iconography
The icon set helps visitors scan project details and move through the adoption form. A location pin identifies the project site, a tree marks the number of trees, and a chevron signals a dropdown.
Nature icons distinguish topics such as rapid growth, biodiversity, and bird nesting. The gifting cards use familiar symbols such as a ring for weddings and a graduation cap, so visitors can spot the occasion that fits.
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